Explore palermo and its surroundings

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historical markets

To discover the authentic essence of Palermo, it is essential to visit its historic markets, within walking distance of Bellaroto Suite. These markets, such as Il Capo, Vucciria, Ballarò and Borgo Vecchio, offer a unique sensory experience, with a mix of scents, colors and sounds that reflect the city's tradition and folklore. Walking through lively alleys and historic buildings, one is immersed in an atmosphere that evokes bygone eras and authentic flavors.

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  • Ballarò Market

    The Ballarò Market, Palermo's oldest, is located in the heart of the historic center and attracts many visitors thanks to its variety of typical products and Palermo street food. In the evening, the market comes alive with local movida. Street food is an essential element of Palermo's culture, with specialties such as "Pani Ca Meusa" and cannoli. Iconic places like the Focacceria San Francesco offer an authentic experience, keeping the culinary and historical traditions of the city intact.
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  • Street Food in Palermo

    Street food in Palermo is an essential part of the city's culture, with specialties such as "Pani Ca Meusa," arancine, and cannoli. "lapini," little bars on wheels, offer these delicacies in every corner of the city. Emblematic characters such as "Nino U Ballerinu" enrich the experience. The Focacceria San Francesco, with its historic furnishings, is an iconic place to enjoy traditional dishes such as focaccia con la milza, frequented by royalty and important figures such as judges Falcone and Borsellino.
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The sea of palermo

In addition to its artistic and cultural riches, the city of Palermo is known for the beauty of its beaches and its clear sea. Palermo is surrounded by some of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in Italy: Sferracavallo, Mondello, the Capo Gallo nature reserve, and the Sferracavallo waterfront. Starting from Bellaroto Suite you can easily reach, by public transportation or your own private vehicle, these magnificent stretches of coastline and enjoy a relaxing day in the sun.

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Mondello

Mondello, the closest beach to Palermo, is renowned for its white sand and crystal clear sea. Surrounded by Monte Pellegrino and Monte Gallo, it is one of Sicily's most beautiful seaside resorts. The waterfront is home to splendid Art Nouveau villas and the iconic Old Mondello Bathing Establishment, an Art Nouveau masterpiece. The area also offers bars and restaurants in the main square, as well as small establishments on the rocks for those who prefer direct access to the sea.
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La Cala and the Foro Italico

The "Cove," an ancient harbor now converted into a marina, is less than a ten-minute walk from Bellaroto Suite. This picturesque spot offers views of sailboats, remains of the Castello a Mare, and historic monuments such as the Church of the Chain and Porta Felice. Near the Cala, Piazza Marina is home to Villa Garibaldi and historic buildings such as Palazzo Steri, home of the ancient inquisition. From here, the Foro Italico and the Kalsa district, with its fish restaurants, are easily accessible.





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The museums of Palermo

The city of Palermo is an expression of different cultures, evidence of the many successive dominations. From the Phoenicians to the Arabs until the Normans and ending with Spanish domination. The Arab domination constituted for Palermo the period of maximum splendor in which the city became the major power in all of Sicily.


Bellaroto Suite is surrounded by some of Palermo's most important museums and churches, such as the Gallery of Modern Art, the Salinas Museum, and the Cathedral. Its prime location makes it easy to access iconic monuments such as the Quattro Canti and Piazza Pretoria. Staying here, you will have the ideal center of gravity to explore the city's artistic and historical treasures while immersing yourself in its rich culture and tradition.

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The theaters

Bellaroto Suite is located in the heart of Palermo's historic center and, thanks to its barycentric location, will allow you to walk to the city's historic theaters such as Teatro Massimo, Teatro Politeama, and Teatro Biondo. Opposite the Teatro Massimo, on Via Bara all'Olivella, you cannot miss the opportunity to attend a unique show: The Puppet Opera of the Cuticchio Sons of Art.

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Maximum theater

Walking down Via Maqueda, one can admire the Teatro Massimo, the largest opera house in Italy and third largest in Europe, with its neoclassical architecture and metal dome. Inaugurated in 1897, it is an important international cultural center. Continuing toward Piazza Politeama, you will come across the Teatro Politeama Garibaldi, an example of neoclassical art, opened in 1874. Today it hosts classical and modern music concerts. Both theaters are symbols of Palermo's rich artistic tradition.
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The Puppets of the Cuticchio Sons of Art

The Puppet Opera of the Cuticchio Sons of Art, located in the historic center of Palermo, is a traditional Sicilian theater that tells the epic exploits of French paladins through handcrafted puppets. This show captivates people of all ages with stories of love and war, and has been recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity
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The "Blond" Modern Theater

The Teatro Biondo, located on Via Roma, is a drama theater built in 1903 to meet the need for a modern theater in Palermo. In the Kalsa is the small Teatro Ditirammu, known for its intimate performances. The Teatro Agricantus, on the other hand, is located in the more modern part of the city and also offers outdoor performances during the summer. These theaters reflect Palermo's rich cultural and artistic tradition.

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